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It Happened in Hollywood (Comedians) (1960) [Screen Gems] [Sound] Hosted by Vincent Price JOHN E. ALLEN, INC. JEA T.O.16 <05/95> [u-bit #19200037] 16:00:07 -It Happened In Hollywood (Comedians) (1960) [Screen Gems] [sound] hosted by Vincent Price AERIAL of Hollywood, HA houses and buildings, street scenes, sign: “Hollywood & Vine”, court of Graumans Chinese Theatre with Vincent Price looking at hand and foot prints (1960) Henry B. Walthall in early Western with Harry Carey, Ken Murray with Buster Keaton and Billy Gilbert and Joan Davis in pie throwing sequence, Vincent Price’s home, collection of masks, Price looking at film clips through movieola (1960) John Bunny and Flora Finch, Mack Sennett, Charlie Murray with Fatty Arbuckle and Sessue Hayakawa, Harold Lloyd, Chester Conklin, Clyde Cook on roller skates in restaurant, Zasu Pitts in front of cameraman cranking movie camera, Louise Fazenda giving apple to director Erie Kenton with cameraman loading camera, Jimmy Durante, Marx Brothers and Syd Graumans, Ritz Brothers, W.C. Fields hitting golf ball, Price changing reel on movieola (1960) Ken Murray and ladies on bicycle built for three, Fred Allen and Rudy Vallee speaking into NBC microphone on radio show, CUT AWAY of audience laughing, Bob Hope with Brenda and Cobina speaking into microphone, Mickey Rooney watching himself as Mickey McGuire with Mary Pickford and Ruth Roland and Mae Murray and Dolores Del Rio and June Kaiser, Douglas Fairbanks with Joel McCrea, straw hat signed by Maurice Chevalier 16:16:22 Groucho Marx and Carole Landis with dark hair singing western songs into microphone with orchestra in background for WWII U.S. soldiers 16:18:25 Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis at Photo Play award dinner with George Jessel -16:24:38 16:24:48 -It Happened In Hollywood (Westerns) (1960) [Screen Gems] [sound] hosted by Vincent Price Vincent Price speaking from western set on back lot of movie studio, looking at film clips on movieola (1960) MCU William S. Hart watching rodeo, Hoot Gibson on horse, Tim McCoy riding horse in rodeo, Johnny MacBrown showing son how to handle a gun, Buck Jones training horse, scenes from Westerns, Tom Mix, Ted Lewis, Buck Jones with horse Silver, William ‘Hopalong Cassidy’ Boyd and Mrs. Boyd (Grace Bradley), Russell Hayden, Andy Clyde, T.O.16 -2- JOHN E. ALLEN, INC. Will Rogers, polo match with cowboys hitting ball with brooms, Alan Mowbray, Leo Carrillo riding horse in rodeo 16:36:31 Monty Montana doing rope tricks and lassoing cowboy on horse -16:36:36 Charles Starrett with horse, Gene Autry singing into CBS microphone, Smiley Burnette - party with people in row boat in swimming pool, Eddie Dean with baby bear, Roy Rogers with homing pigeons, Randolph Scott, Chill Wills, rodeo - bucking broncos, bull riding, trick riding, 16:46:52 Jack Lemmon trying on cowboy hats in front of mirror in movie studio and talking to -16:47:51 another man -16:49:52 <dupe negatives available on both titles> -nudes of the 30s and 40s <continuation of T.O. 21> 16:49:35 Strip-Tease Goes Hollywood (1937) <intertitles> -16:58:33 women frolicking in swimming pool [Pacific Productions] 16:58:37 The Huntress [Cassanova Films] -17:04:06 woman in woods with rifle 17:04:09 Saigon [Wm. H. Door Production] -17:06:28 oriental woman outdoors 17:06:29 Wrapped In Smiles [Nu-D Art Productions] -17:09:18 woman outdoors 17:09:20 Amazon Flame -17:12:12 Native American Indian woman outdoors 17:12:18 -March Of The Movies <continuation of T.O. 22> -17:19:22 superimposed montage of sound films - “To The Memory Of Thomas Alva Edison Inventor Of The Motion Picture This Film Is Reverently Dedicated” “The End” [sound] 17:19:33 -nudes of the 40s and 50s <continuation of T.O. 30, then to T.O. 24 for end> -17:31:27 <8mm> women indoors.
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